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Year 3 Rhyming Words Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

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Year 3 Rhyming Words Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

Say the words out loud. Circle the word that rhymes.

1.Which word rhymes with seen?
  1. Asun
  2. Bbean
  3. Csin

Answer: bean

seen and bean rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

2.Which word rhymes with eight?
  1. Aeat
  2. Bplate
  3. Cit

Answer: plate

eight and plate rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

3.Which word rhymes with sky?
  1. Asay
  2. Bpie
  3. Cski

Answer: pie

sky and pie rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

4.Which word rhymes with snow?
  1. Anow
  2. Btoe
  3. Csnap

Answer: toe

snow and toe rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

5.Which word rhymes with light?
  1. Alet
  2. Bbite
  3. Clot

Answer: bite

light and bite rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

6.Which word rhymes with two?
  1. Azoo
  2. Btie
  3. Ctoe

Answer: zoo

two and zoo rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

7.Which word rhymes with wait?
  1. Agate
  2. Bwet
  3. Cwhat

Answer: gate

wait and gate rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

8.Which word rhymes with night?
  1. Aneat
  2. Bknot
  3. Ckite

Answer: kite

night and kite rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

9.Which word rhymes with head?
  1. Ahad
  2. Bheed
  3. Cbed

Answer: bed

head and bed rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

10.Which word rhymes with chew?
  1. Achin
  2. Bchow
  3. Cflu

Answer: flu

chew and flu rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

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